Lumut Lighthouse

The Lumut Lighthouse was constructed in 2004 and has been operational since its completion in 2005.

History

• The Lumut Lighthouse serves as an auxiliary aid to vessels approaching Lumut on the South China Sea.
• This modern navigational aid provides reliable guidance for mariners.

The lighthouse stands at a height of 32 metres, with a focal height of approximately 30 metres.

Architecture

• The structure is painted red, white, and blue and features LED illumination.
• The design is characteristic of modern navigational aids.

The Lumut Lighthouse emits a fixed light pattern, serving as an auxiliary aid to vessels approaching the area.

Light Characteristics

• The range of the light is not specified in available data.

The architect responsible for designing the lighthouse is not specified in available data.

Architect and Construction Materials

• The structure is built using modern materials, suitable for its intended purpose.

The Lumut Lighthouse remains an active navigational aid, maintained by the Ports and Marine Department.

Current Status

The lighthouse is located at Jalan Kecil Lumut-Singai Tali in Kampong Lumut II, Belait District, Brunei.

The location provides easy access to the surrounding area, with nearby amenities available for visitors.

Heritage Status

No specific heritage status has been assigned to the Lumut Lighthouse.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are recorded for the Lumut Lighthouse.